Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds looked stylish and in love as they walked through New York City this week.

The 37-year-old actress and 47-year-old actor — who are often spotted out together in the Big Apple — were casually fashionable as they displayed their complementary fall-inspired outfits.

Lively wore a brown sweater with a large pink flower threaded on the front as she added light wash straight-leg jeans.

The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants star slipped her feet into a pair of brown mules with big buckles and a platform sole.

Meanwhile, Reynolds — who wed Blake in 2012 — wore a pale pink button-up cardigan over a white T-shirt.

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds looked stylish and in love as they walked through New York City this week

The 37-year-old actress and 47-year-old actor were casually fashionable as they displayed their complementary fall-inspired outfits

Blake pulled her long, dirty blonde locks into a fuss-free ponytail and wore round sunglasses with dark lenses.

Her longtime spouse sported a light shadow of a grizzled beard and narrow, light brown shades.

For footwear, the Deadpool sensation stepped out in white Converse Chuck Taylor sneakers.

The couple’s outing follows recent parenting comments made by Ryan, who shares four little ones with his glamorous wife.

At HubSpot’s INBOUND tech conference in Boston last Friday, the entertainer remarked, ‘Parents today are so different.’

‘We’re so soft,’ he said, per Us Weekly. ‘I don’t yell. I grew up with like — it was nuts, it was an improvised militia.’

He said that the changes with his generation’s parenting style are for the better: ‘Now it’s like, I can go look at all my resources for parenting and remind myself how to be perfectly compassionate.’

Reynolds and Lively are parents to daughters James, nine, Inez, seven, and Betty, four, and sn Olin, one.

Ryan recalled taking a workshop on conflict resolution, which he said shifted his perspective and changed his life.

‘I just didn’t know how to process things that I felt,’ he admitted. ‘Because I [had a] scarcity mindset when I was younger.’

He elaborated, ‘I didn’t know how to unfold that thing in your brain that conditions you just always to win or be right.

‘Something I love about [conflict resolution] — and I know this is not very fancy — but what I love about it is that you can meet somebody where they are and you don’t have to be right or wrong. You can disagree and still connect.’